Where Can I Bet on USA vs. Canada Ice Hockey? The Obama – Harper Bet

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If you are looking for a place to bet USA vs. Canada Ice Hockey for Friday morning’s Winter Olympics semi-finals, look no further than BetDSI.com, where you can also enjoy betting this matchup on your mobile device.

Canada had a money line of -113.  USA had a money line of -107.  78% of those betting on USA vs. Canada Olympics Hockey were backing Team USA at BetDSI.com.

The gold medal game is on the line with this one with play beginning 12 pm EDT Friday February 21.

Even US President Barack Obama and Canada Prime Minister Stephen Harper have a bet on this matchup.  In their case, the two world leaders are wagering on a case of beer. Obama already owes Harper a case following Canada’s women’s team defeating the US on Thursday.

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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